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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1975
Page
3
John G. Kaiser Jr of Kaiser Wells Pharmacy was named Jaycee of the month for January. At 35 he chaired Jaycee week activities and previously earned the honor for poison prevention work last year. The Kaiser family lives at 106 Sycamore Dr with wife Sheila and daughter Lisa.
James Sayre reported to Norwalk police that a $100 rifle was stolen from his car sometime since Sunday. The weapon was in the back seat and entry appears to have been made through a rear window at 10 percent Bank Street.
Bellevue sees a potential three way Democratic mayoral race as Willard E. Milkie and Thomas R. King join opposition Phyllis Robertson who has not declared. Filing deadline is March 20 for Petitions as two fourth ward council seats draw candidates Cleo C. Yoder and Burley Burkhart Jr. Also Norwalk council incumbents L William Ream and Robert Markel seek reelection while township seats attract Lewis D. Conger and Charles P. Elmlinger.
Greenwich council reduced oil appropriations to 406 054 dollars from 410 850. Power and light funding rose to 200 050 due to higher fuel costs. Service and cemetery funds fell sharply, reflecting contractor changes and prior asset purchases. A public hearing on a Tilton Street rezoning is set for March 10.
A Penn Central eastbound train derailed at 6:45 a.m. near Greenwich busiest intersection, slowing traffic for over three hours. Two cars left the rails, blocking U S 224 and Townsend Street. No injuries reported. cause under investigation. February 6, 1975. Local price data for wheat corn oats soybeans listed.
The Year of the Trucker booklet sold 1,368 of 5,000 copies earning 564.80 for Whitney Field Improvement Fund. Total receipts 2,362 plus 6.30 interest. A 1,830.50 check paid printing costs. remaining funds allocated to the Whitney Field fund. Unsold copies were to be shredded or stored for future use with booster club input.
Abco Construction Co. of Cincinnati was the apparent low bidder for the Norwalk Post Office boiler and repairs project with a bid of 44 185 dollars, the lowest of five bids received.
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